The American Working Families Action Fund, a 501c4 founded by DC-based Democratic campaign operative Bud Jackson, is keeping up its TV assault on Gov. Tom Corbett. The group began a multi-market campaign last week and it continues today with a new spot.
Good morning, politicos, here’s the buzz. Sometimes fate delivers the perfect news, and that happened last night with the latest dispatch out of the Camp Hill prison. Meanwhile, a new anti-Corbett TV ad hits the air. And we have internal polling in the PA-6 race between Gerlach and Trivedi.
It’s actually happening. According to Capitolwire, former state House Speakers John Perzel and Bill DeWeese – each convicted of corruption – are cellmates in a Camp Hill state prison.
The congressional race in PA-6 is either closely competitive or a runaway, depending on who you ask. Both campaigns released internal polling numbers that paint very different pictures of the race. Gerlach’s numbers show him up 30 points, Trivedi’s show just a 12 point gap.
As Former Guv Rendell’s new book hit shelves, PoliticsPA presents a rundown of its critical reception to date. Here’s the buzz, good and the bad, about “A Nation of Wusses.”
President Obama is keeping his foot on the gas when it comes to courting Pennsylvania voters, as his campaign has released another ad in the Keystone state.
Jane Orie has been sentenced to at least 2 and a half years in prison, with a maximum of 10 years. The former state Senator was convicted in March on 14 of 24 charges related to illegal campaign activity, misuse of taxpayer resources and forgery.
Pennsylvania Democrats and a women’s rights group are criticizing Republican Attorney General hopeful Dave Freed for his remark that his opponent, Kathleen Kane, is “pretty and has a lot of money”.
Whether she wants to be president or not, Ed Rendell is already casting his support for Hillary Clinton 2016. The former Guv thinks she won’t be able to resist a run.
Good Monday morning politicos, here’s the Buzz. PA’s swing state status keeps slipping away, lawmakers are back to work in DC and Harrisburg, and the Pope is coming to PA.
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